researchers suggest ultra-processed foods need regulation like tobacco products as Addictive Substances Ultra-processed foods may have more

Ultra processed foods may have more in common with cigarettes than real food. That's the argument in a new paper published in The Milbank Quarterly by researchers from Harvard, the University of Michigan A series of papers published in the "American Journal of Public Health" argue ultra processed foods are the new war on tobacco, as health advocates are saying its time to regulate them. The new Ultra processed foods should be treated more like cigarettes than food, new study suggests What if the next major public health battle isn't tobacco but ultra processed foods? A new NPR article highlights emerging research suggesting that some of the same strategies once used by tobacco companiesincluding Tobacco companies spent decades honing marketing strategies, flavor engineering and processing technologies that helped addict consumers to cigarettes. Then, in the 1980s, they started buying up large food firms and deployed these Ultra processed foods like cigarettes: addictive and unhealthy Professor Erwin Loh posted on the topic LinkedIn

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